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Introduction
Chapter 1 Theoretical Background
1.1 Style and Stylistics
1.2 Some Debates about the Methods and Puepose of Stylistics
1.3 The Constructed Style
Chapter 2 Grammatical Metaphor
2.1 A Survey of the Study Done on the Grammatical Metaphor
2.1.1 The Grammatical Metaphor's theory by Halliday
2.1.2 Hallidayan classification of GM
2.1.3 Congruent and incongruent realization
2.2 Ideational Metaphor
2.2.1 Introduction
2.2.2 Generation of ideational metaphor
2.2.3 Transference between processes
2.2.4 Transference of semantic functions of sentence elements
2.2.5 Nominalization
2.3 Interpersonal Metaphor
2.3.1 Introduction
2.3.2 Mood system and speech functions
2.3.3 Incongruent realization of speech functions in mood types
2.3.4 Modality
2.4 Textual Metaphor
2.4.1 Introduction
2.4.2 Different views on textual metaphor
2.5 A Brief Account of Grammatical Metaphor by American Functionalists
2.5.1 Iconicity
2.5.2 Grammaticalization
2.6 Shortcomings of the Theory of GM
2.6.1 The vagueness of defining
2.6.2 The hardness to define congruence
2.6.3 The over-generalization of GM
Chapter 3 A Holistic View of GM in Beloved
3.1 Introducing the Novel
3.2 Ideational Metaphor in Beloved
3.2.1 Introduction
3.2.2 Metaphorical realization on processes in Beloved
3.3 Interpersonal Metaphor in Beloved
3.3.1 Incongruent realization of speech functions in mood types
3.3.2 Metaphor of modality in Beloved
3.4 Textual Metaphors in Beloved
3.4.1 Information structure in Beloved
3.4.2 Metaphorical realization in Beloved
3.5 Brief Summary
Chapter 4 The Qualitative and Quantitative Stylistic Analysis by GM in Beloved
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Analysis of Appendix A
4.3 Analysis of Appendix B
4.4 Analysis of Appendix C
4.5 The Quantitative Statistics of the Non-grammatical Expressions in the Novel
Conclusion
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Bibliography
Appendix
Acknowledgements
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